Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-11-12
WHICH DO YOU BELIEVER
Both sides of nm Absorbing Controversl
Clearly stated.

According to " Seribner's Statistical Atlas
of the Census of 1850, there was not single
death from kidney disease in the entire
United States from 1870 to 1850
But can this he possible Ii we are to be-
lieve the articles Of one of our best adver-
tisers, kidney disease, and diseases arising
from kidney derangements is actually re-
sponsible for the majority of deaths
Why, then, such a Discrepancy
Fortunately for the people their statements
are confirmed
The suspicion is nourished by them, and we
confess with good reason, that because the
medical profession is not able to cure extreme
kidney disorders, the profession officially dis
guises from the public the fact of their
prevalence; meanwhile its journals are filed
with regrets at this prevalence and the int
potency of the profession to treat it sue
cessfullyl
Why is the public misledi
These advertisers shrewdly say it is be-
c7lRse the profession, if it comedies what they
disim, that kidney disease is universal, fears
tkat the people will desert the powerleSs
doctors and use the advertised preparation.
We do not know but they are right But
what should the people dos
Dos Read the evidence and guide them
selves accordingly
The advertisers claim TO have cured hum
dreds of thousands of cases of Bright's dis
blood arrangements. They offer 5000 for
proof that their statements Of cures, in every
quarter of the globe, are not true, so far as
they know. These statements are from
prominent men and women all over the
world and the closest scrutiny is invitetll
If a physician cures a man and he knows
it and says it, people believe him. II War
ner's safe cure cures q man and he knows it
and says it over his own signature, it is just
as conclusive evidence in the latter case as
in the former.
A few years ago, after having broken
down prejudice in England, Canada, the
United States, Australia, India anil China,
the owners of this great remedy applied for
the privilege of its manufacture and sale in
Germany. The laws of that great country
are very stringent, and nothing canbe manu-
featured or sold until it wins permission from
the government, and this will not be granted
until the government is satisfied that the best
interests of the public and its individuals will
be served by such a preparation.
The medicine was chemically and miscro-
scropically analysed (as accurately as posi-
blel, the fornlulR were examined with per-
haps a secret pre- judice against them by the
Government chemists, searching inquiry was
everywhere made at home and abroad to
verify its past record and reputation. Finally,
it was triumphant even under the most
critical examination, and full permission was
given to make and sell Warmers safe cure in
the Fatherland the only life privilege of the
kind ever granted to any American propris
tary preparation.
Unprecedented people will say that this favor
able consideration of the merits of Warmers
safe cure by the German government was a
very significant as well as a very distinguished
compliment to its merits, and so it is.
The evidence is all in favor of these intel
ligent advertisers, who have certainly won
universal public approval because of their
straightforward course in proclaiming the
merits of their remedies